Learning SharePoint

Recently, I have been extensively working with SharePoint and the Patterns and Practices (PnP) PowerShell module. PnP has significantly simplified various tasks by providing easy-to-use command sets and thorough documentation. One particular task that PnP has made straightforward is copying a footer from one SharePoint site to another. This process can be achieved with just a few commands. Why Use PnP PowerShell? PnP PowerShell is a set of cmdlets designed to work with SharePoint Online and SharePoint on-premises. It simplifies the management and automation of common tasks and provides commands for nearly every aspect of SharePoint administration. The PnP module is especially useful for tasks that would otherwise require complex scripting or manual intervention. Copying a Footer with PnP PowerShell To copy a footer from one SharePoint site to another, follow these steps. This process involves exporting the footer template from the source site in XML format and...

New-PnPTenantSite: The remote server returned an error: (401) Unauthorized. Recently I was working on automate SharePoint site provisioning PnP script. We wanted to schedule this script to auto trigger on hourly basis, so we scheduled the script. As the script was to be scheduled one, we started creating SharePoint Apps to manage authentication. Register SharePoint Add-ins Go to <site collection url>/_layouts/15/AppRegNew.aspx by using a web browser. AppRegNew page form Enter values for the follow form fields: Add-in ID . Also known as client ID; a GUID that can be generated (when you select Generate ) or pasted into AppRegNew.aspx. The value must be unique for each add-in and must be lowercase .   Add-in Secret . Also known as the client secret, an opaque string. It is generated on the AppRegNew.aspx page by using the Generate button. Title:  A user-friendly title: for example, ...